Commodification of desire can be defined as the process of turning something into an object that is bought and sold for economic profit. In the context of neoliberal politics, this means that...
Capitalist ideology is one that promotes consumerism and materialistic values as the means to achieving happiness and fulfillment. It also emphasizes individualism and self-interest as the basis for...
How does queer embodiment contribute to philosophical insights regarding divine creativity, relationality, and ethical responsibility?
The question of whether humans have free will is often...
Trans embodiment can provide philosophical insights into the ethics of material existence and lived experience due to its unique perspective on gender identity, which challenges traditional binary...
In the context of philosophy, desire is often associated with a yearning for something beyond oneself, whether it be physical objects or abstract concepts. This tendency has led to the idea that...
Moral Loneliness in the Age of Hyperconnectivity
I will explore the topic of moral loneliness and its implications for individuals living in an increasingly connected world. With the rise of...
Commodification is the process whereby goods are transformed into marketable products that can be sold for profit. This transformation involves more than just turning physical objects into money but...
Can consumer culture genuinely support liberation, or is it a mirror of capitalist co-optation?
Consumer culture can be defined as the way people buy, sell, and consume products that reflect their...
Pride is an important social phenomenon that has been studied by anthropologists for centuries. It refers to the feeling of achievement and success one derives from belonging to a group, whether it's...
Feminist epistemology is an approach to knowledge that challenges traditional Western philosophies which have been dominated by masculine perspectives. It proposes that gendered experiences are...